The Intel Fab 52 manufacturing plant in Arizona is now fully operational and will be the site where the chipmaker will fabricate its 18A process on US soil. First announced...
The veil covering Intel's Panther Lake mobile chipset is finally lifted. With that, we can finally share some of the relevant details surrounding the chipmaker's new 18A chipset. Firstly, and...
Samsung is preparing to launch Project Moohan soon, possibly sometime later this month. While the company has only shared bits and pieces on the mixed reality headset, a recent leak...
Qualcomm has acquired Arduino, the Italian open source electronics firm responsible for the many hobbyist boards, coveted by tinkerers hobbyists, and educators. Neither party has disclosed the amount that the...
Samsung officially unveiled the ISOCELL HP5, its latest 200MP image sensor, designed for smartphones cameras. According to the brand's promotional page, it is the world’s first image sensor to feature...
Illegear has unveiled its newest entry-level desktop monitor, the Insight 27. Essentially, it’s a bigger and slightly improved version of the Insight 24 launched earlier this year. Aside from productivity...
JEDEC, the industry body responsible for defining memory and storage standards, has officially announced the Universal Flash Storage (UFS) 5.0 specification. Designed with AI and high-performance computing in mind, the...
Jason Chen, Chairman and CEO of Acer, gave his two cents on the NVIDIA partnership with Intel, after it invested in the stocks of the latter. Chen says that the...
RGB has long been the name of the game with PC components, be it for accessories or desktop PC components. To that end, Adata has pretty much nailed that aesthetical...
TSMC has claimed to have reduced the power consumption of its EVU lithography tools by almost half - 44% to be precise - of what it used to draw. The...
HP has introduced its newest ultrawide monitor, the Series 5 Pro 49-Inch Conferencing Monitor. Designed for productivity and office use, the curved monitor is the largest display in the series...
Micron-owned Crucial became one of the first brands to start shipping out its own LPCAMM2 DDR5 memory modules, with speeds of 8,533MT/s. The memory module is built for use with...
